> Users are more tolerant of __minor__ usability issues Let's be honest, aesthetic-usability effect is too insignificant to ever prioritize aesthetics over usa

> Users are more tolerant of __minor__ usability issues Let's be honest, aesthetic-usability effect is too insignificant to ever prioritize aesthetics over usability and pretty much no company in the world can benefit from it. It's just a justification for producing pretty looking interfaces with awful UX, because UX is hard, a typical designer on the market likely can't even do it and eye candy is more easily sellable in hierarchical organizations, where everyone can impress their bosses all the way to the top.